The little "sickened" emote seemed best. I couldn't find the "I am sick" emote.

I lost a battle and two class days to protein-coated DNA. Right now, I'm taking a very small break from my essay mainly because I'm getting distracted. That's usually a good indication that I need to take a little break before continuing. Anyways, I learned something odd while sick.

If you drink whole milk, it'll separate into curds and whey in your stomach. I think this might be from the HCl in your stomach.

Anyways, break time is on the horizon so once that comes, I might be able to post things of interest. My hope is to start cataloging all of the really old documents we have, such as wills and whatnot. While my grandmother was alive, she put a lot of work into establishing a blood line. Not living near my family means that I take that kind of thing for granted. Eventually, I'd like to donate a lot of the documents to a historical repository. That way, someone else can benefit from the historical significance that the documents might possess. I already know that my family's documents found their way into a university repository, so it seems good to just add on.

So, if anyone is still paying attention. What's your heritage? What kind of documentation do you have on your family? If your family was of recent immigrants, can you trace your roots through the old country?

Most importantly: Do you even care about where you came from?


This following stuff is old
Okay, there are good reasons for why I haven't been around. Really, really good reasons. Reason that are so plausible and understandable that you would say, "Wow, that is totally plausible and understandable."

There are also reasons that, for time's sake, I can't explain at the moment. Gotta head to class very soon.

I haven't abandoned this site, but I've been very busy. I'll do what I can soon.

A thousand apologies to those who are supposed to be featured here. I'll get that set up as soon as possible.

Sorry